The review's 2021 report included various recommendations relevant to provisions of the Bill:
a sexual offences court - recommended the creation of a specialist court to deal with serious sexual offences, with features including pre-recording of complainers' evidence and trauma-informed training for all personnel
anonymity for victims of sexual offences - recommended express legislative protection of anonymity
independent legal representation (ILR) for complainers in sexual offence cases - recommended that ILR should be available where there is an application to use evidence relating to the sexual history or character of the complainer
the piloting of rape trials without a jury - whilst noting that the review group was divided on the continued use of juries, recommended that consideration should be given to developing a time-limited pilot of judge-only rape trials.